and rick reeder, investment strategist for black rock. rick, let me begin with you, you know it is one thing for the dow to be down 160 points. but i believe what surprised a lot of people today was seeing that the yield on the treasury was below 2%. what is the bond market telling us? is it telling us that now the u.s.'s economy is weakening just like we see in europe and china? >> well, there are a few things, one not enough safe assets in the world. whenever there is volatility in the world, the treasury is a big part of that i had dropped today. today was one of the main volatile days we had in the treasury market in the past ten or 20 years, very incredible move. a, political move, b, health care risks as you cited with ebola. and then, volatility coming from other markets and crowded trade, we call it short interest rate positioning out there that causes a flight to eequality. >> with a little bit of a technical issue i would assume you're saying there, rick, jim paulson, let me turn to you. you don't exactly ring a bell and say the

you had rick reeder on the other day. he said a year from now the ten year should be 3%. i would agree. if i disagree i would say higher than lower. so your choices are and high yield is 640 and not particularly interesting. so you're left with common stocks with a third of them are yielding more than bonds. multiples are in line with historical norms. i prefer to take my risk arc go -- in a good common stock and keep a certain amount of cash because there's always that untoward outcome. no one knows anything with 100% assurance. you asked me about the e-mail we own a lot of qep, the oil company. it just sold an asset for several hundred million dollars more than we in the market were expecting. i think they sold it for 2.5 billion or thereabouts. >> they did. >> put in perspective. 2.5 billion. market cap of the company is 4.4 billion. i hope the management is listening to this pitch by the way. we're passive not activists. we don't tell companies how to run their businesses. we suggest, we don't tell. market cap of the company is 4.4 billion. they just sold an asset for

. >> on jobs day -- rick reeder had seen fundamental income. >> coming up, and is not all about doritos. menu for theon the restaurant chain at chipotle. >> and trying to topple another type of king. >> the fast casual chain has been slowly expanding become -- using its model to sell other kinds of food. carol masters sampled some of their latest offerings. how was it? >> it was good. it is jobs day. you have a chain that is expanding their brand. they have to hire workers to build and construct a new location. have done good. today they have eight of those. they hoped up with two very well known restaurant to worse in boulder colorado. what they are going to do is open a second pizzeria location in denver. a crust made of build and ground flour. tomato sauce made from whole tomatoes. big for two minutes at 1000 degrees. this is chipotle's take on pizza. >> we are growing faster than they did in chipotle days. >> they partnered to launch a fast casual pizza restaurant in denver colorado. the goal is to bring it to a city near you. patterson and stuckey will open their second casual loca